regalia
/rɪˈɡeɪliə/
noun
- The emblems, symbols, or ceremonial objects of royalty, such as crowns, scepters, and robes.
- The king wore his full regalia for the coronation ceremony.
- The museum's exhibit included the regalia of ancient monarchs.
- The crown jewels and other regalia were displayed in the Tower of London.
- The distinctive clothing, decorations, or insignia of a particular office, rank, or group.
- The tribal chief appeared in full ceremonial regalia, complete with feathers and beads.
- The graduates wore their academic regalia, including caps and gowns, for the ceremony.
- The judge's regalia included a black robe and a white collar.